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Why can’t govt hospitals be led by solid professionals like these three doctors heading Aga Khan hospital, Shifa & Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital? I discuss these leaders here

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Hon. Akandoh’s latest stunt is the definition of misplaced priorities and empty grandstanding. Suspending the CEO of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) is not just illegal and misguided. How does suspending him solve the problem? Make it make sense? It is a cheap political distraction that solves absolutely nothing. Let’s be real: How does firing a hospital administrator fix overcrowding? Our doctors and nurses are already treating patients in hallways and on floors because the demand is overwhelming. What does Akandoh want next? For the CEO to start treating patients in the car park? If the minority wants to talk about accountability, let’s look at the real bottleneck. We have three completed hospitals right here in the region that could instantly relieve the pressure on KATH. Trede district hospital, Oforikrom district hospital, Ashanti regional hospital Sewua 250 bed facility. Instead of operationalizing these facilities, the current leadership at the Ministry of Health is busy paying security personnel to stop citizens from filming the reality on the ground. The constant vilification and shifting of blame onto our hardworking health professionals is unconscionable. This isn’t a leadership problem at KATH; it is a systemic failure of government execution and a desperate attempt by the Minister to cover up his own shortcomings. We don't need scapegoats, we need those completed hospitals opened, and we need them opened now. Stop the politics. Open the hospitals. Protect our patients.

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